weekend weather forecast Taiwan 結果共57筆

Meteorologist Wu Derong warns of unstable weather in Taiwan, forecasting showers and thunderstorms. The Central Weather Administration issues a heavy rain advisory for 11 counties.

Taiwan meteorologists are monitoring a low-pressure system in the Bashi Channel that could become Tropical Storm Danas by Friday, potentially bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Taiwan over the weekend. The Central Weather Administration warns residents to prepare for adverse weather conditions.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong warns of severe weather in Taiwan, with rain and storms expected by Wednesday evening. Prepare for changing conditions during the Dragon Boat Festival.

Taiwan faces heat and potential thunderstorms. Southwest winds bring showers to eastern regions. Temperatures may exceed 37 degrees Celsius. Weather may improve by May 27 but rain returns May 29.

Weather changes in Taiwan will bring showers and thunderstorms from Thursday. Expect brief rain in the north and east, with evolving patterns through the weekend. Stay informed.

Taiwan will see unstable weather this weekend with brief showers and high temperatures, says the Central Weather Administration. Expect hot, muggy conditions until Tuesday, with a shift to cooler weather and rain by midweek.

Taiwan enjoys warm weather with highs of 31°C in the west and 28°C in the east. Expect sunny skies with afternoon showers in some areas. Cooler, wetter conditions are forecast for next week.

Taiwan’s weather forecast predicts a sunny Wednesday with temperatures up to 30°C in the west. Expect significant day-night temperature differences. Showers may occur over the weekend as a weather front approaches.

Stable weather will dominate Taiwan on April 12, with partly cloudy to sunny skies. A front may bring showers and thunderstorms later. Expect warm temperatures.

A frontal system will bring thunderstorms to Taiwan from Wednesday evening, with temperatures above 25°C. Expect rain and humidity until Friday. A second front arrives Saturday, causing more rain. Stay updated on weather changes, especially if traveling to Matsu or Kinmen.

Meteorologist Wu Der-rong forecasts stable weather for the start of the Tomb Sweeping Holiday in Taiwan, with sunny skies and rising temperatures. Expect scattered showers over the weekend.

Taiwan’s weather remains stable Thursday with sunny skies and highs of 30-34°C. Expect rain and cooler temperatures from Friday as a front and monsoon approach.

Taiwan’s weather will shift as a front brings rain and cooler temperatures by Friday, affecting northern regions. Expect scattered showers and a northeast monsoon.

Rainfall increases across Taiwan as the Huanan Cloud System moves east. Northern Taiwan faces the heaviest downpours. Cold air mass brings chilly weather.

Taiwan faces a weather shift starting Friday, Feb. 28, with temperatures over 30°C. Expect fog and poor air quality in the west. Rain and a cold front arrive by March 3.

Taiwan braces for a cold front, with snow expected in high mountains and temperatures dropping to 8-10°C in the north. Stay informed on weather updates.

A weakening cold front brings sporadic showers to northern Taiwan, with temperatures dropping to 7°C by Friday night. Expect chilly mornings and evenings.

The Central Weather Administration issued a cold weather alert for 18 counties in Taiwan, warning of chilly conditions due to a cold air mass. Expect lows of 10-13°C.

Taiwan faces a cold snap this weekend, with temperatures dropping to 6-8°C in northern regions. Expect snow on Yushan and rain in eastern areas. Stay updated.

Taiwan faces sporadic showers in the northeast and eastern regions due to the northeast monsoon. Expect cooler weather and increased rainfall by the weekend.

The Central Weather Administration reports increased northeast monsoon activity in Taiwan, bringing clouds and showers to northern and eastern regions. Expect cooler temperatures and potential heavy rain in mountainous areas. Stay updated on weather changes as conditions may persist through the weekend.

Taiwan prepares for Typhoon Usagi, expected to bring rain to northern Hualien and Kaohsiung starting Friday evening. The storm may weaken but will still cause sea swells until Tuesday.

Typhoon Usagi intensifies, potentially impacting Taiwan from Friday to Sunday. Authorities may issue warnings as the storm’s path remains uncertain. Stay updated.

Taiwan faces increased moisture from a northeast monsoon and typhoon clouds, prompting a heavy rain advisory for Yilan. Expect cooler temperatures and brief showers in the north and east, with improved weather by the weekend.

Taiwan enjoys sunny weather with minimal rain due to high pressure and easterly winds. Expect brief afternoon showers in the east. A northeast monsoon will bring cooler temperatures and rain over the weekend.